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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16
Bulls.

William Courtenay has received q
consignment Of four cars Of CHOICE
Hereford and Durham thoroughbred
snd high grade bulls from the cele.
brated breeding farm Of Davies, Whit
ney d Co., Ohio. viii sell cheap and
In lots to suit buyers. The bulls can
b eesne at Stones pasture, near towns
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

A mysterious safe robbery at Ana
oonda 10 exciting the wonder Of the
good people Of that town. A merchant
named E. H. Stanton claims TO have
had %. 900 distracted from his safe,
without any force being used or any
evidence Of burglary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

J. L. De Hart and con, b. B. De
Hart, Of the De Hart land and cattle
company stepped Off this mornings
Drain and registered at the Mcqueen,
from Lima. VIA.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

The kids take enthusiastically to the
sport of base ball rs well a. their
elders. Yesterday the young stalwarts
from Keogh anne TO town and scooped
in the Miles City athletes, the young
Maroons. The score was IS to = In
favor Of the reservation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

The arrivals at the Mcqueen House
have been: T. H. Wishell, Mizpah; w.
r. McElroy. Chicago; John RIDE.
MandaD, OAK; Miss Carlston, Mime
Apolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

John Mcguire 10 reported rs lying II
of nervous prostration at Helena. His
physicians expect him to be about in q
few days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Miss Rose Sullivan and Miss Lii
Reynolds who have been ct the
Drover House for the last year, were
passengers on the west bound train
this morning and intend to make Bill.
ings their future home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Ninety 1907 grade Durham bulls
two's and thrse's-doubie wintered
and first class range bulls. Apply to
WIN. CoURTENAY, Miles City. or
- ]. q. DAY, Glendive, M! T.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16
TERMS OF COURTS.

Some slight Changes Made in Districting.
The supreme court In session at Hel.
ena on Wednesday made the following
arrangements and terms of court:
First Observation-Disclosures Justice
Mcconnell presiding Judge, compris-
ing the counties Of Lewis and Clarke,
jefferson and Choteau.
Second Dlstrict-Associste Justice
Gsibraith presiding, comprising the
counties Of Silver Bow, Deer Lodge
and Missoula.
Third Dlstrict-Associais Justice
McLeary presiding, comprising the
counties of Gallatin, Park, Madison
and Beavsrhesd.
Fourth District Associate Justice
Bach presiding, comprising the coun.
ties OF Msagher, Fergus, Yellowstone
and Custer.
The tims for holding terms Of court
have been fixed a. follows:
UNITED STATES COURTS.
At Helena-FirstM ondays n March,
July and November.
At Deer Lodge-First Mondays In
May and Decem bel.
At Bozeman-Third Mondays OF
May and November.
At Miles City-Third Monday In
April and fifth Monday in October.
The terms of the district courts have
been fixed as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Lewis and Clarke county-First
Mondays In March, July and No
vember.
jefferson county-Third Mondays In
April and september.
Choteau county-First Tuesdays
after the first Mondays in April and
September.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Silver Bow county-First Mondays
of March and October.
Deer Lodge county-First Mondays
Of May and December.
MIssoula county-Second Mondays
of June and November.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Gallatin county-First Mondays in
May and November.
Park c~ounty-First Mondays in
March aud September.
Madison county-Third Mondays OF
April and October.
B~eaverhead county-First Mondays
In April and October.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Meagher county-Fourth Monday
In March and Second Monday In Sep
TENDER.
Fergus county-First Monday in
April and fourth Monday In Sep
TENDER.
Yellowstone county-First Monday
I'm March. and third Monday In o.
tober.
Custer county-Third Monday In
April and Fifth Monday In October.
Dawson county-Third Monday In
May, and Fourth Monday In No
vember.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

MONN OF the good things Of this
"NNsv life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on q
positive guarantee at 25 and 80 cents. by
John Wright. Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Bismarck urges the establishment Of
. cutting and polishing works for
working W the granite boulders
that are scattered ove the prairie in
that vicinity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

The balance of stock of the Frewen
outfit will be on sale to-day at the
stock yards just below the city. Time
of the sale will be 4 o'clock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16
Gia WAITED

A capable woman to do cooking.
washing and general homework for a
family Of two; good wages. Apply to
CAPT. M0YLAN, Fort Keogh.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof. Bach is sole agent for An
heuser.Bush st. Louis key beer, Sell
denberg's ine Kew West and La Con-
fession, celebrated Cuban handmade
cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Ben Holiday, the pioneer of west.
efn civilization. 10 dead, and notwith.
standing his many gigantic enter.
prises, he died poor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16
Clean rags wanted ct this office. .

VIM. Beck, of East Gallatin. has q
field of wheat thatstands five feet high.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16
THE Following people viii ba fou,

The following people will be found
registered at the Macqussn House,
that were arrivals yesterday: Temp.
Elliott, Alzads, Mont; r.. l.. Word
worth, Minneapolis; Mrs. J. w. Lewis,
Cincinnati; w. r. Cannon and r. H.
Walcot, Powder River.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Lieut.. H. Liggett. Fifth infantry,
hiss Leen appointed post commissary
at Fort Totten, vice Lieut.. A. ]. Rus
cell, Seventh cavalry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Albert Popham. foreman Of the Lee
Scott cattle company returned yeste-
day TO bis duties on the ranch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Lee, Hamm and Teemer won the
trial heats In the three days profession.
al regatta ct Lake Quinsegamond.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Owing to the raid on the treasury by
ground squirrel experts, territorial
warrants are now selling at . discount
of one per cent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Leighton & Jordan will to-day ship
carload OF wool 10 the east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Go TO Bill Billiard for Best's Mil.
Waukse beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

MI. Cree, the sheep raiser OF AL.
bright, 10 Quartered at the Macqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Mr.. uilmouf. sheep raiser is In town
with his family.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Vs. 1, West Bound, Due 81 Nils CITY l,sot N
No Z, East Bound. Due d hilss CITY - =
n nAll d closed d TO o'sleek, ..
pssteAs 10 opsn from . 70 10. . NJ Sundays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-16

Dated at Miles City, July s, 1887.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13
Agricultural Notes.

Now is good time for farmers to
look to the question Of change Of
seed. Vegetation, as well as animals,
deteriorates unless prevented by the
Watcnfulness and scientific attention
of man. Wheat, oats, corn and pota-
toes need frequent change Of location
more than change to another kind of
seed.
Enough fertilizers are lying around
and going to waste in the fence cor
ners, back yards and out-of-the-way
places on some farms TO make mark
ed difference in the crops produced
each year. The wood pile, the hem
roost and the garbage pile will each
contribute considerable portion each
year if properly looked after.
A correspondent asks if there isany
nutriment in corn cobs aud how they
compare with oats or rye straw. Ans
wer: There is some nutriment in any
thing that can be eaten. But there
is not much in a fence rail and not
very much in corn cob. Corn cobs
are more valuable for their mechani-
cal effect than for their nutritiVequal-
tiles. Good straw contains consider
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The failure of the wheat crop in
some parts of the country will make
a greater number of acres for corn the
coming season. This will, or should,
mean an increase IN the help during
the cultiyating season. Where help
cannot be obtained it is better to rent
out the extra land that must be farm
ed, rather than try to run it through
with what was already calculated up
on, and thus slight both.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13
The Independent,
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13
1887.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13

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Besides all the news, il
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rom points in Mary
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13
1897. THE sun. 1887.
A. S. ABELL & CO., Publishers,
BALTIMORE.
THE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13

EHE undersigned having rented, thoroughly
Il repaired and refurnished the above Mills
are now prepared to receive grist of all kinds.
Wednesdays OF each week for grinding heat.
We keep constantly On hand large supply Of
Meal to exchange for Corn. We will serve the
public at any time of day from 5 O'Clock A. NJ.
10 O'Clock P NJ.
SMO0T & CROSS, Props
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-05-13
Notice and Reward.

A Ii persons IS hasaSseTHg az hereby Pr0hia-
! y tied from eatliaZ ttnucg or ataer growth
or committing anY other irr*F@ss aFoE as lara.
aear waite p4alas ID Cas~.ss -ggaty. \
Reward OF Two aaadrod Dollars s5H
be paid spr the fpre'frusiou aaI coHvs setaoa q.
anF person takiak tsus II Q. os-eF slatera. EEa'r
said farm
\. RICHARDS
NJ. = y s.. :. :
Arr ST " Washn-Ia- II. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28
raR HTTx narrs.


Refezse Csiaznzn. mAc US nppaanAsa
- haks ths.tsnGimany II san era snIln
hEaaRAt aeslmza Gnp6aEn 3uurns .. ILL
and bis hunaamam fos 10 amouns q
shs alie9sd a1liczsa II To nnennnas a.
Captain Hi Wills araaa2rax Of King
csun1y, yeaaesaay Iiussnna % 4 whole
&C. Ut pezauAGiEn eiaunnmez frnn Ia a.
scxnsya ID Chiaf Snsssas Ianessa eaara-
beEz. u was fhs nfaa naaeaina ehat tie
referee kad hsa1 nnd Il was expnssea
tAaf alnss dnsEzes Ianam hAd fnatsaed 60
Ne eaaaa being bEoaahf % Issue, 10 fur
tnex GelsSa wnulH aenmR. Thn referea
NAs ready. Hn0Fth&m6 Reporter How-
naMn w@a ready ard the Pear E4xwxxr-
6sMEzn vas E9ady, too, b Dxnnaad. whem
e Snage = 3. Lewis win 9 far sway
h1rtn Yakima an4t monspoilMkia lock
on his tAas asusa and said nnmhsxless
prek1y tn1azs abouk 6he people and the
psopAa'a interests. and how be ives
Eeadg % pgnoeed with the ease, He
aoiicisads for ste EstsEee end his eom-
fosf YES alnDez pathetic. Is was anras-
whaa novei 10 observe she vaarnfnn az
bis stYle while daliwsFinR his snseeh.
and how wills be adHxnHssa us re-
fsEes. be kept his eya % Ians Pusr-Imrr-
EKxaxxrER reporter.
Ex-Chlsf Jusaios Greene followed Ia
~ appeal for more time, haaiuR tue re-
guess On The fact kh@ a&eoEnays foR che
defense we're noe deeply enQaQad II
pFep&king their eases for the suureme
c9urtr which neet8 NEXT week In OzYm-
piA. Judge GFesnefa eaKnaeanems ana
sympathy for his beu8hsR ass0rnsys vas
touahfnR 10 behold.
Than J.. @. Haiaaa made An Interesa-
tng speech, and 90 di2 Judee Burke. and
30 did Eben smith. and they AL mnreed
VIII 5a6Ge Gfeana without anRlia3na-
ticu. Iha referee eenldn't halp bat be
impressed By The anHsual unanlmiky az
crlnlun OF four old lawyers on q afvan
point. Their combined eioauenes left
the impression thai an adicuFnmentI
until AFTER the Supreme eOuEs had dis
posed Of King county eases was axactly
the pfapeF thing 70 do.
Then exJadRe }. b. Lewis aross
again, and Repsaked bis nics things
ae0uk the people. He eaid be did not
have any Gases IN the supreme court this
term, nor had be any caeas before the
legislature, although q blaek.maiIlBR
shos he'd bean infimated 30 the con.
sfAfys aTln then this president OF
North Yakima bank, whose subordinate
was IN Olympia (Without his knowlsdae,
o. c0uFasl. putking In hia best licks %
have the capital removed 10 ex-Sudee
Lewis' town site, this same Subordinate
being In daily communication with the
Tacoma railroad KinR;-then this anti
monopolistic exJadge Rlared &C the
RosT IMTKEEx0KNcKR reporter and sat
down. OF e0nFsa the Pear IaTxExI-
oEEcxR reporter did net make eny re-
ply.
Mr. Ronald then made q cautiously
wcr2od speech.
After inquirinR into tbs circumstances
very eaEeiully Referee Coleman ad-
ionEned tne case till January 10Th next,
sc whiHh time Il IL expected the taking
Of testimony viii begin. PTesent in-
dicati0ns are that this will require az |
least fifteen days, most probably more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28
STEAMBOAT soLD.
MuRoAN q aAsTFSos on PoRF TowrsnNp
nuK sEArTLm HFKANkn-

MORGAN q aAsrrEos on RoRr rowrsrap
BUT sBArTLn HTKAMkR-
Il havs sold the steamer wildwood 90
Mosrsn A Hastings Of PoFt Townsend"
said Captain 7. A. Jensan yesterday 10
PosT-IsrnExxaxacKa reporter.
swhen ia sue 10 BE- delivered ever 10
lhsmYa
soa oF about tbs Erst OF January"
"WhAt Epata will they run her onfs
a'Oa, OF course 1 don't know for car
tAiu. hut knnw that the people of that
ascsioa are anxious 10 have her ran as q
feEFybaas hatwken Port fBwusend and
Port III sdiook. ana think khas Is where
they are RaiaR "a place her. Mr.. Sam
H4dieck Was also neaosisttng 10 par
chase nBr for thai route, bns Morgan q
Hastings got shtad Of him aud secured
the baat."
what vas the purchase priee9r
"Nine thousand dollars cash."
"Ia the wildwood worth thai Amsnnt
Of rnoneySs
ayes, and more too. thcasht Hast
inss vas joking when be asked me 20
name q GRuFs on her. bot after bad est
ths price and be accepted u could not
20 back on myself. and henes the sails
yes conaawmased on that hAass.n
SIS che WIldwoDo an knatla
ono. she Il nsw coat. All thsFe is
Left OF the cid Wiidwood - the model.
aud that has been materially altered.
You sec, after Captain Thomas Grant
baiss her % far q passenger host she
burned 10 the wstef'a edge al Olympia.
TIE Messenger towed tue euli 20 this
city. ans. afier il had bsen tied 40 to
tbs deck for q long time. I made an
exAcaiuasioa Of s. and f0gna thai it vas
Ii good can@stsau aud could be made
stronger and letter than ever tor about
$500. I spoAe 30 Harrg HaFkins about
a aad ws concluded to bay the Gull and
make n steamboat cot Of a. We nfss
ssied her up with splsraid baiisF, bat
Tue eneiae waa pot much acoonnt. beiee
toa lla6t, bat We uaed Il untii Ne made
enoueh tacusy % pss stFoae, rew and
powertal eueiae into Der. and that has
onlv been ia Ions enough TO become
smooth. Tue boiler is frst class. eeibe
only one year cid. aud the steamer is
coed ia every particular"
eWhaf will yea do With the money
zoe ees for tue wtldwasdf~
'sOh, sDppose wtl pot y and soaae
more into another steamboat. j have
ewued ana ,cla fsaR ssaanners on Puget
sennd, and hope 20 soans day osn
foar more. AZ any rate snaH Dot be
tsfie very iceR."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28
rue BOAT TAX.
H0w TEE FU0gr s0UHUERs Will PK,Ax
KvEN WITH HooDALGs, RHAKUs
AND coMRAMx.

.Thers will soon be one less tue boat
on Paess soand.n said Captain Gilmore
sssasrday.
Hos q thail asked the reporter.
"weIl. III tell you. since Is became
q settled faes that Gooda'i, Perkins a
Company could send their tug, the
Wizard, 70 PnRst Sound, Captain
SpFagaB hiss concluded TO take the No.
gni around 10 the Columbia river, 90
there viii be no more boats than at Che
present time 30 do the work on the
sound. Zoo see, every mill eompauy
on the Sound has from one 20 three
tugs, and they all do their own towing
and as mach outside e. thsy can get.
As result the outside hosts, like The
Maetick. MoQul and Biz, have 20 skiF
nish around aud do the best they can,
and 80 far have managed 10 make
living; but with another outside boat IL
would only maks the competition that
much sitter and the thing would re-
s7ERe ITSELF dowu 90 @ question of the
survival Of the attest. The business
would be 30 divided up that there would
bs nothing In Il for any Of the outside
boats, and she owners Of tie MoRul
prefer taking their chances on the Co.
lOmbia river bar. Captain SpEnaue IL
al experienced Oolumbia river man
and u deservsdly popular on those
waters.
aThsrs % no plaos In the weld where
che fowaee rates are 80 low 90 on che
waters Of Paget Sound, and job thAt
a tug receives 500 for on the Columbia
il done every day 90 Puget Sound for
from 800 10 $50. The distance from
the Cape TO Seattle or Tacoma h twice
a. far as from the point where Oolum
bla river tags 20 70 pick up ves9ela 10
Astoria. and yet We do not get one half
ths pay for tbs same work. TIE fuel
bill on the Goiumhia river IL not half 90
great as it ID on Puget Sound. and tell
you coal Is big itam hers. havs just
come from the daPoa where paid 6
$3.50 coal bill.n
when Ia the MoRul going aEsund to
the OOIumbiaf"
.sTke Iasl talk had with Captain
spraQae, be told me that as soon as be
ksasd the Wixkrd had left for the
Ssund be wonid start around there 20
take her place On The bar. Since the
Ptoaeax left thoss waters and the Via
ard has Withdrawn there should be 3
6ne openina there for smart and safe
boat like the MozuL and Captain
SpFaQEe Il Just the usn 30 get bis share
OF the business for he 10 popular With
she sen-fRFinQ nen. With gh0m be hae
been throwh 10 contaes sinae be waa Q
boy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28
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KsaierF aaksa . Tspsztss suns i1ms
So
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fss 70 aaEEx ny own riak. I aan aznna
y b buKnsd ona ansaafannIsE anlz them
asks .aanaE CO tbs neoda
Z II. AeataE mnah anneyed ovHs
Us laaa e bis NTH and ki6a depos
= '.la@s13E sszsa sspasieEs a9draaanR
O. M ne asnss seen - rnEnd Il 81
81 ~. Xesiar has been aid % wsth
. tn5af9d anhin fns couple Of wmeka.
- spEalnad lis mnkie whfla IpokinR
Mxsex BnfleE d San Rranei@eo. and &C. /
eeta y i, and - result haa been con
hned % bis bed and his had fhrse d0s-
l9zs wAitlng "a him. Ha declares BE-
gzR Rak wAll tn time 10 make his Esw
Hsar'a calls With 9asxsFt and MEddeeks
e % haA - employ seven msore docf0ss.
spsakinR abonf tbs IRE. Iii tell yon
Con En1nh be wuxFfad over a. Whan the
alaxm snan6ed / 10 no and ioekad ont
the win&1W sud could zee aAak ths mill
Vas co Gfe. ] called MR. Tssaer, and
ne hcnhled 10 The window and Leaked
eus. / haired d0wn town 10 aaht tie
are and abons two hours iaaaT Fatuxneo
V the hoass % sell the old aenalaman
about fhs prazEeas the frsmen had
made ~ pBiinR a Get. whNn. 20 mY sur
pElses ! f0nna him IN bed. soundiy
saleep. afs1ssd him and asked him
e be did not wanE 20 kngR absas TIE
aFe, end be said: 4 watched ID until |
asw Il wuuld uot exoas fhe alley On
which Aha poafoface stands and then
vent 10 bed. snppoae everything west
OF the alley b gone. Dnnst disturb me
row, Fm SLEEPY. Yoa can tell me abous
u 80 hTeakfAst vas, Of COURSE, SIR
pTigsd 90 ees bow eoeily be tosk sueh q
boz d0ss. Next morning., however. ha
seemed pleased 10 learn that ths loss
aas pot nearly 90 gFsas O. be had SUP
posed"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-28

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